
The Fish Was Never a Fish: How to Read Zhuangzi Without Sinking Him
Daoism isn't passive, and 'non-action' isn't doing nothing. A reading of Zhuangzi's giant fish — and the craving that quietly blinds us.
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Daoism isn't passive, and 'non-action' isn't doing nothing. A reading of Zhuangzi's giant fish — and the craving that quietly blinds us.

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